From Newsgroup: comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware

https://www.kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/ibm-ps-2-9595-microchannel-server-mca/2720260573-228-13590

I see four 9595, one 9585 and three 8595.

Seller asks EUR 300 for a working system (which seems reasonable these
days). Pickup only.

Location Reinbeck, Germany (near Hamburg). I suspect that these are
remnants of the ps2cheese collection.

Not affiliated

Wolfgang

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Those are not from the ps2cheese pile.
I know, because I'm affiliated :-)

Those are some of the systems I took over from (ex-)ibm-mca-user who
announced them here at the end of January.
Man, initially I was just looking to take over a single monitor from
him, and this is where it ended...

After sorting, cleaning, assembling and completing those machines, I
took that picture to offer *some* of them to other enthusiasts, now that
they are all working again.
As lovely as they are, I can't keep *all of them* for any period of
time, so some have to go - not all of them in the picture.

Those 8595s are actually 9595-ALF (9595-0Lx/-0Mx on the other side of
the world) and do have the 8595 "S1P1" type planar.

Just as their previous owner I'm struggeling to send them by mail,
because I just don't have that large boxes and packaging material, and
it would be too much of a pity if they crash.

So if you're living in Italy or the Netherlands, planning your next
vacation drive up to Sweden, drop by for a good coffee, a nerdy talk and
pick up one of those boxes and maybe some additional add-in cards.


Am 17.04.24 um 18:35 schrieb Wolfgang Gehl:

https://www.kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/ibm-ps-2-9595-microchannel-server-mca/2720260573-228-13590

I see four 9595, one 9585 and three 8595.

Seller asks EUR 300 for a working system (which seems reasonable these days). Pickup only.

Location Reinbeck, Germany (near Hamburg). I suspect that these are
remnants of the ps2cheese collection.

Not affiliated

Wolfgang

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From Newsgroup: comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware

What is the 9585?

Christian Holzapfel wrote:

Those are not from the ps2cheese pile.
I know, because I'm affiliated :-)

Those are some of the systems I took over from (ex-)ibm-mca-user who announced them here at the end of January.
Man, initially I was just looking to take over a single monitor from
him, and this is where it ended...

After sorting, cleaning, assembling and completing those machines, I
took that picture to offer *some* of them to other enthusiasts, now that they are all working again.
As lovely as they are, I can't keep *all of them* for any period of
time, so some have to go - not all of them in the picture.

Those 8595s are actually 9595-ALF (9595-0Lx/-0Mx on the other side of
the world) and do have the 8595 "S1P1" type planar.

Just as their previous owner I'm struggeling to send them by mail,
because I just don't have that large boxes and packaging material, and
it would be too much of a pity if they crash.

So if you're living in Italy or the Netherlands, planning your next
vacation drive up to Sweden, drop by for a good coffee, a nerdy talk and pick up one of those boxes and maybe some additional add-in cards.

Am 17.04.24 um 18:35 schrieb Wolfgang Gehl:

https://www.kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/ibm-ps-2-9595-microchannel-server-mca/2720260573-228-13590


I see four 9595, one 9585 and three 8595.

Seller asks EUR 300 for a working system (which seems reasonable these
days). Pickup only.

Location Reinbeck, Germany (near Hamburg). I suspect that these are
remnants of the ps2cheese collection.

Not affiliated

Wolfgang

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It's a 9585-E03 with the K/N type planar, a 486DX2-66 and 256 k of WB
cache. It's in beautiful condition.

Am 18.04.24 um 01:00 schrieb Louis Ohland:

What is the 9585?

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